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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1952

Page

3

Smiths Plea To Ike and Adlai Told Aboard Truman Special Train

President Truman said Gen Walter B Smith CIA director told him both Stevenson and Eisenhower agreed that the air should not be used for political capital. Smith sent a memorandum from the Pacific Northwest voyage describing his actions aboard the special train.

Truman Montana INS Walter B. Smith Central Intelligence Agency General Smith Pacific Northwest Gov. Stevenson Eisen- Hower CIA Arthur Summerfield Smith

Nation in fear as Clare Boothe Luce vows expose

Clare Boothe Luce used a nationwide NBC broadcast to allege a Red underground in Washington and claim communists infiltrated government over the past two decades. The Smith memorandum noted briefing both Stevenson and Eisenhower on intelligence matters.

Cedar Rafids Stelvenson Eisenhower

Read to Ike by Phone Statement to General Eisenhower

Smith reported to President Truman that he read Summersfield’s statement to General Eisenhower by phone. He said Eisenhower reaffirmed confidence and would act to stop the matter, noting he was leaving New York for San Francisco and would address the issue promptly. He warned against further exploitation of the organization for political purposes.

Smith Summerfield Eisenhower Truman GOQ New York San Francisco

Radio and TV Listings for KCRG Channel Tonight

An on air schedule notes Town City High School at Kingston Stadium with Bob Brooks play by play at 7 44 pm on KCRG KCRK coverage of the 1952 football season also includes Flynn on news at 7 pm and a new Modern Adventures of Casanova broadcast. World Series coverage begins at 11 45 am tomorrow with post game commentary and related entertainment and a parody of a CIA caution appears in the long excerpt.

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U S Warns Lodges Over Gambler Scheme Fronting Wager Tax

The Internal Revenue Bureau warned tax exempt lodges and fraternal groups to resist a rising gamb­l ing scam using non profit societies as fronts. At least a dozen cases, mostly in Indiana, risk loss of tax exemption and back taxes. Investigators note gamblers pay a salary or commission to the group, leaving the society only 1 to 5 percent of takings.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Indiana James Guthrie Bureau Guthrie John Dunlap Dunilup Gampler Areau

Beardsley Proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Iowa

Gov William Beardsley issued a proclamation declaring Fire Prevention Week in Iowa starting the coming Sunday. The notice highlights statewide emphasis on fire safety and public awareness measures.

DES Moines William S. Beardsley Iowa

City Plants Seek Exemption From State Regulation

Des Moines AP municipal utilities spokesmen urged that if a state utilities commission is created it should regulate private and municipal utilities but exempt municipal plants. A study committee discussed proposed rules before the League of Iowa Municipalities. Rep Fred Schwengel said the panel has not decided but many favor full coverage. Prof Clarence Updegraff supported municipal utilities under the plan. The commission would have 3 to 5 members named by the governor with Senate approval. Salaries around 12000 a year were suggested to attract qualified leaders. Existing franchise terms could not be altered until expiration or surrender.

DES Moines League of Iowa Fred Schwengel Davenport Clarence Updegraff University of Iowa Iowa Commission Senate Schwengel lWodegraff

Rates Dip in Regulated States for Utilities

Telephone, gas and electric charges edged down in states with regulated utility markets. Regulators oversee pricing, keeping consumer costs more stable than in deregulated regions.

Beardsley Praises REA For Rural Living Improvement

Gov. William S. Beardsley announced at a rural electrification meeting that the Rural Electrification Administration has raised town farming living standards. He noted 96 percent of Town farms now have electricity and about two thirds are REA served, calling the record a major step forward in comfort efficiency and production.

G O P Truth Squad to Shadow Truman on Whistle Stop Tour

The Republican National Committee said a team of senators Ferguson Hickenlooper Case and Millikin will follow President Truman on his campaign route. Summerfield called the group a truth squad to counter distortions and slander, starting in Kalispell Montana.

Dodgers Listening Court Case Follows Brooklyn Native

R Glenn Clanton Jr attended court to watch the World Series opener. He brought a pocket size radio with an earplug so he could listen to the Dodgers without disturbing the proceedings. He said he was born in Brooklyn.

LOS Angeles R. Glenn Clanton, Jr Dodgers Clanton Brooklyn

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